Seeing a breach is one thing, but stopping it is another
Spending business budgets on breach alerts without the wherewithal to stop them is essentially an investment in expensive noise says Christo Coetzer, managing director of BlueVision.
View ArticleSecurity works better when it starts with the building
If the project team has already determined where services will run, how people will move through the building, and where access points will sit, the security specialist is working within decisions that...
View ArticleWhy your cloud journey must start with a gear lock mindset
Many business leaders fall into a false sense of security, assuming that because they are using a world-class cloud services provider, their data security is automatically bulletproof. This is a...
View ArticleWhen the GenAI hype settles, where will value begin?
Companies no longer question whether to explore GenAI. Instead, they are focusing on where it can truly improve operations, reduce costs, enhance decision-making, or provide a competitive edge.
View ArticleA new type of perimeter for galleries and museums
The next generation of museum security needs to detect threats sooner without getting between visitors and the works they came to see. The strongest perimeter may be the one nobody notices.
View ArticleDallmeier offers 12 MP resolution
Dallmeier is expanding its Domera camera portfolio with the new 6900 series with up to 12 MP resolution and improved light sensitivity. The higher resolution also helps meet the increased requirements...
View ArticleSanDisk MAX ENDURANCE microSD card
SMART Security Solutions received a 128 GB SanDisk microSD card for the video surveillance market to put to the test. The storage card is designed for edge-recording cameras, dashcams, and more.
View ArticleThe dangers of parked domains
Kaspersky warns that fraudsters are exploiting so-called ‘parked domains’ to harvest sensitive personal data from unsuspecting users. These deceptive sites often masquerade as error pages or ad-filled...
View ArticleProtect the integrity of critical video evidence
SWEAR has announced the Community Video Integrity Project, a new initiative designed to help cities and public agencies proactively protect the integrity of critical video and establish a verifiable...
View ArticleKeenfinity creates two security businesses
The Keenfinity Group, today announced the creation of two dedicated businesses from its former Intrusion & Access portfolio. Radionix will focus exclusively on intrusion alarm systems, while MiCOS...
View ArticleGenetec global leader in video management software
Independent analyst firms rank Genetec as global leader in video management software. Research shows continued market share gains for Genetec as both the VMS and VSaaS markets continue to expand...
View ArticleDeepAlert Launches COMMAND
Cloud-based, AI-powered surveillance monitoring platform cuts operator alert fatigue and response times, and becomes DeepAlert's primary monitoring platform for security companies and control rooms...
View ArticleONVIF strengthens authenticity of video surveillance footage
Amid a rising tide of manipulated and AI-generated footage, the add-on will equip the surveillance industry with a shared, standards-based way to establish where video came from and whether it has...
View ArticleKeeping South Africa moving
As warehouses become increasingly automated and customer expectations accelerate, reliability has become one of the most valuable assets in modern supply chains. Preventative maintenance, proactive...
View ArticleR45 billion private security sector’s growing liability gap
Constitutional Court and appellate decisions shine a spotlight on the potentially massive civil liability that security companies could face for operational failures and, in certain circumstances, the...
View ArticleReinventing cybersecurity
NEC XON helps a workforce solutions leader reinvent cybersecurity with an AI-enhanced XDR solution to keep pace with increasingly devious cyberattack techniques, including fileless malware, lateral...
View ArticleHold the line
While most businesses are still focused on guarding the wall, the perimeter today has moved to the login screen, according to Christo Coetzer, founder and managing director of BlueVision Technologies.
View ArticleAI fraud is outrunning banking defences
South Africans are increasingly being targeted by AI-generated fraudsters who sound just like bank employees. However, many local banks are still struggling with legacy tech, slow change processes, and...
View ArticleAI assistants learn bad workplace habits
An employee under pressure at a logistics firm finds a productivity-boosting shortcut. Instead of manually parsing a 40-page supplier contract, they paste the confidential PDF into a public generative...
View ArticleAttackers are turning AI to their advantage
ESET's H1 2026 Threat Report analysed around 900 000 AI skills and found more than 3000 to be outright malicious, exposing a fast-growing attack surface for organisations experimenting with AI.
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